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easons Greeting
Just a few little words, but
• carrying_ with them, good
wishes in abundance and our
very sincere appreciation of
the friendly, cordial spirit
that has marked our business
relations in the past, and,the
hope that this same spirit
army continue for many years
to come.
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Phone 28 : Seaforth, Ont.
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eral of the'Rev, W W, 'Aiteheson, of
Salmon Arm, B. C., was held at twQ
Ceelook Friday' afternoon ffom tij
reAlderipo of his brother -in -10a. 4.
Ta5"1-er,... 442 Third Avenue Nor_ ,,
.'where ReV,' J. A. McKenzie officiated.
'Mr. Aitcheson was born in Seciforth,
Ont, His. first charge was....an the
Owen ',Sound Preshytery„, where h
preached for two years. For twenty-
six yes he...lebored ,in the. Presby-
terian and, United Churches in Sas-
katchewan, Alberta and British Co-
lumbia, although he retired a short
time ago from +tive service, owing
to ill health. In • 1904 he was mar-
ried to Janet Anderson, of ILlift-Skrit.
He is s.urvived by his widow_and two
daughters: Helen, who is at -ER -ding
Universitylere, and Lois, of Salmon
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Arra; two 'brothers, J. A. Aitcheson,
Toronto, and R. M. Aitcheson, 'Saska-
toon.; and one sister, Mrs. A. D. Tay-
lor, of this city. Burial was made in
Weg.adlawn•Cemetery with Campbell's
Funeral Home in charge of arrange-
ments."
First Presbyterian Church. — The
church will have appropriate ., New
Year services next Sunday with spe-
cial music' by the choir. The 'sermon
subjects will be "Looking Ahead" and
"We Finish to Begin."
Chief Fee Seriously 111. --While on
duty late Saturday night, 'Chief of
Police W. G. Fee was suddenly strick-
en with a fainting spell. He was re-
moved to his home where
tion is regarded, as serious. During'
his absence, Joseph Hoggarth is act-
ing as night "Watchman.
McKILLOP 'MUTUAL
.1114E-1,1NTSITRAil•TE CO'Y.
Mum OFFICE—SEAF6RTH, ONT.
Christmas Dance at St. James
School.—A pleasant Christmas dance,
under the auspices of the young peo-
ple of the congregation, was held in
the ,auditariuna of St, James' Separate
Sch661' on Tuesday evening of this
week. Music was furnished by Tony
Farr and his orchestra, of Goderich.
Mayor and Council in by Acclama-
tion. --Out of 17 nominations for Sea -
forth caunciI, only six qualified. so
the -councillors for 1932 will be: T. J.
'Stephens, Leonard Bolton, I.'ffiaidson,
J. H. Scott, Harold Dale and W. W.
Crozier. Mayor -J. F. Daly was alao
returned by acclamation.
OFFICERS:
John Aennewies, Brodhagen - Pres.
-`,74trannolly, Goderich - Vice -Pres.
D.' POGregor, Seaforth Sec.-Treas.
AGENTS• :
E. Hinchley, Seaforth; John
Ifutray, R. R. 3, Seaforth; E. R. G
/azimuth, Brodhagen; James Watt,
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DIRECTORS:
, WillUant Knox, Londesboro; John
Amides, Brodhagen; James Evans,
jR 5,- Seaforth; James Connolly,
---GOderich; Alex. Broadfoot, No. 3, Sea
forth; Robert Perris, Myth; George
, eCgtthey, No. 3, Seaforth; John
Pepper, l3rucefield ; James Sholdice,
• Walton.
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For Sale. --One choice Durham caw q..5eeP•J's...
old, due January 4th. Apply to W. M, .16prott.i.
Vie Yard. Phone 156 r 2. '^3342-2
For Sale.—A fur lined coat en good condi-
tidn. Apply -to. Andrew Archibald, 3:Sox 282,
Seaforth. Phone 44 W. 3357-tf
When you turn ove a New
Leaf, Y.ou will need. a New
'LEDGERS' JOURNALS
DAY BOOKS MINUTE BOOKS
MEIVIORAN D U1:11 S
BINDING CASES PlitEs
INK 'PASTE PENS PENCILS
hompson s
sv • Book Store, Seaforth.
Subscriptions taken fpr newspapers
and magazines at publisher's prices.
spent Christmas at the home, of their,
mother, Mrs. J. F. Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. RerVeY-Vasen; ''
No Ice—No Games.—An O.H.A. In-
termediate hockey game was schedul-
ed,to be, played betty bete,ej Clinton and
Seaforth Tuesday o this week, but
because of lack of ice had to be post-
poned. . Should the present cold spell
continue it is expected that there will
be ice in Ithe rink by next week.
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Back To Normal. --=With the issue
of next. week, The Huron Expositor
will again, appear -at its accustomed
time. We wish to thank our cor-
respondents and advertisers, whose
co-operation mad it possible to pub-
lish a day earlyAhe pa.st.,tw.o=weeks.
We regret if any inconvenience was
eaused them through the change.
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Cginpliments
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New Year
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Remnania.-3 Tbs. Prints $1.00; 3 Ms. Silk,
Velvets or Cretonnes $1.50.'"Agelfts, dealers
wanted. A. McCreery eo., Chatham; Ont
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Doll. Contest Closes.—The doll .con-
test which has been running at Keat-
ing's Pharmacy store during"the "past
few weeks, concluded on Christnias
Eve, when the winners were announc-
ed. Barbara -Sproat and Helen Smith
won doll houses.while Joanne McMil-
lan, Patricia BeChely, Annie Wood,
Jean Wright, Margaret McLeod, Doris
Ferguson, Thelma Dolmage; Lenore
Habkirk,- Mildred' Aitcheson, Lorna
Dale, Lois Govenlock, Wilma Hay,
Grace Stead, Barbara Best, Marion
Sclater, Phyllis Scott, Betty Moore,
Gertrude Flannery, Clete Dickson,
Ruth Fra.lier, Peggy Willis, Fergus
Bell, Doris Eisler, Jean Swan and
Ruth Anderson won dolls. There
were 53 entries in the contesf.
Home and School Association.—The
Home and School Association will hold
their regular meeting in the public
school on Monday. January 4th, at 4
o'clock. A paper, "Why Adolescence
is Hard on Parents" will be read by-
Mrs..1. A. Munn. A splendid musical
programme is being prepared. Please
be present.
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was a Christmas guest at the home
og her brother, Mx, W. E. Southgate,
'Mr. 'Saila Walker, of Tirnrnins, spent
Christmas at his home here.
Miss ,c4;eta- Memel., of Windsor,
was Ch.ristmas, guest -the ,home
of Mr. and WS, W, A. Crich.
Grade 'Scott, of Mitchell, is.
spending the holidays with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Scott.
IVIiss Anna Sutherland, of Toronto,
and 1Vir: Kelly„of Vancouver, , were
Christmas guests at the home .oferllar.
and. Mrs. A. D. Sutherland.
'Miss Dorothy Kerslake and Mr.
Howard Purdy, of Toronto, were
Christmas guests at the 'home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Kerslake.
Miss- Mona Sills, of St. Joseph's
Respite', London, spent 'Christmas
with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Sills.
Mias Bechely, qf was. a
Christmas. guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. R. riSproat.
'Dr. Fred Clarkson and daughter,
Miss Dorisq, of Toronto, spent Christ-
inas at the home of Mr. and Mi.s. G.
D. Ferguson.
Miss Marguerite Black, of Hamil-
ton and Mr. George Black, Toronto,
Blyth, and :,Miss Ethel McKay, of To- spent +Christmas at their home m
ronto, spent 'Christmas at the home
Tuekersmith.
ef their mother, Mrs. Hugh McKay. Mr. Frank Rankin, of Detroit, and
Mr. and Mrs. George Love, of To-
IVIr.
rotito, spent. Christmas at Thornton ICht.isElR
tm. as
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h'itheir f home Fort here.
, spent
Hall, the home of' Mrs, Love's_par- Mr. Clayton Martin, of Englehart,
spent the holidays with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hawthorne
and family, of Goderich, spent Christ-
mas at the home of Mrs. Robert -Haw-
thorne.
Mr. W. Scott; of London, spent
Christmas •at the -home' of 'Mr. and
Mrs. J. 3. Cluff.
Dr. and Mrs:- Glanfield, of Wallace
town, and Miss Hazel Elcoat, of To-
ronto, spent iChriStmas at the home
of Mr. William Elcoat.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pinkney and lit-
tle son, of Montreal, spent Sunday
with friends in town.
Mr. arid Mrs.- A. Johnston, Miss
Dorothy Rutkig and Miss Ruth Pink-
ney, of Stratford, spent tChristmv, at
the hone of Mrs. R. L. Clark.
Miss Pearl McMinn" is a holiday
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Lowery.
Mr. Lorne PinkneY, of Stretford
Normal School, is spending -his holi-
days in town.
Mrs. IL Desborough, who spent
Christmas with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. Eckert, has returned.' to re-
ents, Mr.„and Mrs. A. D, Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Willis and lit-
tle. daughter, of Londona Spent. Christ-
mas w
.spent Christmas* at his home in Kip -
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Mr. Lloyd Workman, of Osliawa,
Kip -
pen.
1N/fr. and Mrs. Nelsen Govehlock, of
Waterford, spent -Christinas with rel-
atives_in town and vicinity.,
Mr. Arthur Burrows, of Western
University, London, is spending the
holidays at the home of ,his parents,
Dr, and 'BR's. F. J. Burrows.
Mis Mildred Johnston, of WaubaLih-
ene, is spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Johnston.
Mr. W. Pollard, of Woodlle, is
,.pending the holidays with' his par-
ents, 'Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pollard..
Mr. Fred Jason, of Merrickville,
spent Christmas with his mother,
Mrs. L. C. Jackson.
Miss Elizabeth McLean, Miss Vir-
ginia Irwin and Miss Pat Watson, of
Toronto, *ere Christmas guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Mc-
Lean.
Miss Jean 'Cluff, of Woodstock,
spent .Christmas ” her parents, Mr. slime herduties in 'the Northville,
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and Mrs. A. F. CIA.'
Mr. A. R. G. •Ament, of., Toronto,
spent Christmas at his home here.
Mr. and !Mrs. Archie Hays, of Fart
Erie, spent Christmas at the hoine of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hays,
Egmondville.
Mrs.- R. A. Wilson, of New York,
ith relatives here.
Christmas Geese Won at Bowling
Alley.—Evan Rennie won the first
goose offered with a score of 944 for
three consecutive games. The play
off for the second goose resulted with
•a, win for Jack Hotham with a score
of 736, while the runners-up were Art
Nicholson 690, Ian 'McLean 660, Roy
*Peach 629, Jack Cuniminga 616,
Wilson Wright 612, Orval Holmes 558,
Roy Dixon 512, Art Powell 443, and
Jack Broderick 162. Ducks on Mon-
day night this, week were 'won by
McLean 310, Pinkney 214 and Wright
205. On Christmas Day, Jack Hoth-
am broke the alley record, which was
held by Roy McGeoch, 'by 11
Hotham's score was ' 431. Robert
Venus was successful in winning a'
duck for highest "single , score on
Christmas Day.
Alumni Dance is a Success.—Tbe
reunion dance held on Christmas night
in Cardno's Hall, under the auspices
of , the Seaforth Collegiate Institute
Alumni Association, was a splendid
success.;, The hall was beautifully
decorated in school colors and was
filled to capacity with ex -students
and friends. Music was furnished bv
Olin Brown and his orchestra of
tratford.
Mrs. Henry B, PecheIder (nee Jes-
sie Charters),G anted Divorce.—Mrs.
eirr
Jessie Peck' ,,,,,.... ,:ising, Mich.,
Oiled suit for a bi l of dl'orce against
Henry B. Peckelder on May 29, 1931,
the final decree being granted by
Judge L. Carr, of Ingham County Cir-
cuit Court, Lansing, Mich., Sept. 5th,
1931.The decree provided Mrs.
Peckolder with. a property settlement
and alimony, also' the privilege of_tak-
ing back her maiden name, Je sie
Charters. '
AnCual Week of Prayer.—The
,nual Week of Prayer, under the au
pices of the Protestant churches in
Seaforth and Egmondville, will com-
mence !feat week with services at 8
p.m. each evening. Meetings will be
held in the following 'eturdhes: Mon-
day, Jan. 4th, Anglican Church;
speaker, Rev. I. B. Kairie; Tuesday,
Jan. 5th, Egmondyille United Church;
speaker, Rev. W. P. Lane; Wednesday,
Jan. 6th, North Side United Church,
speaker, Rev. Charles Malcolm; Thurs-
day, Jan. 7th, First Presbyterian
Church, speaker, Rev: J. F. Myers.
Christmas Music.—The great feast
of Christmas was celebrated by Mid-
night Mass in St. James' Church, sung
by the pastor„ Rev: E. F. Goetz. Pre-
ceding the Mass, Christmas carols
were sung by the choir under the
direction of Mrs. F. Devereaux, and
also during the Mass inspiring music
was sung. Mr. Frank Sills sang the
solo part in Adeste Fideles, with yio-
iin accompaniment by Messrs. Eugene
Duncan and Francis Devereaux. The
altars were beautifully decorated with
cut flowers and colored lights. Rev.'
Father Goetz.,ga:e An appropriate ad-
dress.,o,n,,,thsprisImas season.
—The music in First Presbyterian
Church on Sunday last was of a very
high order, with Christmas anthems
in the morning with solo parts by
Mrs. J. A. Munn, Mrs. W. A. Wright,
Mr. M. R. Rennie and Mr, D. L. Reid.
The choir was assisted in the morn-
ing by Mr. Fred E. Willis, and in the
evening by the Junior choir, who sang
from the gallery. The soloists in the
Junior choir were Masters David
Stewart and Alaistair Wigg and, in
the Senior choir, Mis Anna Edmunds,
Mrs.' J. E. DalY, Mrs.. J. A. Munn, Mr-.
D. )L. Reid and a very fine duet by
Mrs. J. A. Munn and Mrs. WA.
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Wright. This • program of . music
showed careful attention and direc-,
tion given on the part of Mr. and
Mrs. M. R. Rennie, organist and choir
leader.
—In .Northside United Church the
following music under the leadership
of Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart was
greatly enjoyed by the congregations:
Anthem, "Christians Awake,' Salute
the Happy Morn" with Miss Mabel
Turnbull and Mr. James Stewart as
soloists, and an anthem, "God's Won-
drous Gift." In the evening the an-
them, "Behold I Bring You Good Tid-
ings," with Mr. Ed. Bright as soloist,
And the last anthem, "Christ, Our
Light," completed a very interesting
program of music.,
Go North.,—Thirteen men from Sen -
forth • and district left Seaforth on
Tuesday for iBonhauer, near Kenora,
where they- will be engaged on high-
way; eoristruction work. -Mayor Daly,
Reeve Beattie and a large -number of
citizens saw them offr at the-itation.
A special car was attached to the af-
ternoon - train from ''Goderidh, which
-Oared up parties at paints along the
Iin The men. '' 'Beaforth inel.nd-
ed: Frank Knight„,..Fred Reeves, Nor-
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LOCAL BRIEFS
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Lennon and
two sons, of Montreal, were Christ-
mas guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs... James Devereaux.
Mr. William Somerville, of Toronto,
Spent S'uritlay with relatives here.
- Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Plant and two
children spent the holidays in Acton
and Toronto.
Dr. R.- of New York, spent
Christmas at the home of his bro-
ther, Mr. William Hill. -• •
Mr. Jack Vinchley, of Brantford,
-spent Christmas with his mother,'
Mrs.' 4. D. Rineliley.
Mr. Walter, of the Hank of Com-
merce', spent Christmas, at, his home
itr Jervis.
Miss, Edith Govenlock, of Toronter
and Miss Beth GovenIedk, of Detroit,
spent Christmas at the home of. their
parents, Mr. and Mr. J. GevenF,
:Iciek.,
„ Aubrey 670i, Mr-&-.<401Itriide
,Criak • and gt. and, Mtg., ,tatl ginith
atittidthser h,,otimf e 4ntriti‘N,lieniti..;171,r4i't'
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A. Happy NewYear
We wish all our
many friends
and customers
A Very Happy
New Year.
Special prizes for bowi-
irg this week
John Pullman
BARBERING( AND BOWLING
Superior Grade
Piano for Sale.
Gourley ira,Mahogany, or Bell
in Crotch Walnut. . ,
Will sell either for $100 cash.
See them at the home of
J. C. MacKenzie
South Main Street.
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A Happy iiewYear
We thank our Many Cus-
tomers for gleir patronage
during the past year and
wish everyone, everywhere,
A Happy New Year.
A. W. Dunlop'
Chevrolet Sales and Service
SEAFORTH - ONTARIO
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Michigan, Sanitarium.
Miss Kerr, of "Port Burwell, is
spending her holidays with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George- Kerr, in
McKillop.
Mr. James Sims and son, James,
Jr., of Blyth, spent Monday with his
daughter, Mrs. Lprne Dale.
Mr. and Mrs. William Murdie and
son, Kenneth, and Misses, E. A. and
I Murdie, of Ludkripw, and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Wright, of McKillop,
spent Christmas with Mrs. M. White.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lawson aria'
Bernice, ,of. Antiirn, and Mrs. L. G.
Kruse and son, Billy, of Galt, spent
the Christmas week with Mrs. Wm.
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Happy
New Year
,',We Wish, Our Many
Friends arid PatiOns
21gICIlainAllessa and
Yrasperity in 1932.
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'Mr. W. Faulkner,. of Brantford,
splint Christmas with his mother i Mrs.
F. Faulkner. -"'"
,Mr. E. W. Edge, of Toronto, spent
Christmas with his father, Mr. H. E.
Edge and sister,‚J Miss Josephine.
Misses Margaret and Lorna Pala,
are"sPending the holidays, in Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cudmore cele-
brated their 20th wedding annivers-
ary on Christmas Day, when relatives
and friends front' Windsor, London
and Seafkrth spent a most enjoyable
day at their home.
Miss Blanche Lightowler, R.N.. of
Windsor, Spent Christmas with her
..mother, Mrs. Lightowler.
' Mrs. 'Harvey and daughter, Miss
Gladys, of London, are visiting riends
in Seaforth and vicinity. ,
Miss K. Purdy, of Toronto, spent
Christmas week with Miss Josephine
Edge. - - .
Miss Jessie Charters, of Lansing,
Mich., is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Charters, 'Milton Place, Mill
Road.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. Parke are in St.
Catharines this week.
Mr. D. H. Wilson, of Toronto, spent
Christmas with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Wilson..
Rev. W. P. Lane, Mrs. Lane and
Miss 'Helen spent Christmas in To-
ronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bethune; of
TOledo, spent Christmas at the home
of Mi to Bethune.'
Miss Elva 'Oak, of Hamilton, spent
Christmas with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Oke.
Mr. Frank Darroch was here this
week shipping his household effects
to Toronto, wliere he is now residing.
Misses Betty and Ruth McClelland,
of Toronto, are spending the holidays
with their grandparents, Col. and
Mrs. R. S. Hays.
Miss Sadie McDonald, of Hamilton,
is spending the holidays at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Grieve.
Miss Laura McMillan, of Toronto,
is spending the Christmas holidays at
the home of her parents, Mr. 'and
Mrs. W. P. McMillan.. -
Miss Watson, of Port Arthur, is
spending the holidays at the home of
her brother, Mr. James Watson.
Miss Florence Leidlawof Toronto,
' spending the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. -T. C. Laidlaw.,
Miss 'Margaret Thompson, of Allan -
town, PermsylVania, is spending the
Christmas holidays with her,„,parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W T. Thompan,
Mr. and Mrs. 'George Proctor were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Harrison, in MeKillep.
Miss Ruth Thompson Spent Christ -
this WitlitTdrento friends.
• Mrs. W. E. Southgate "will return to
New 'Yiotk on Thursday with her
danglite4 'Mrs. R. A. Wilan.
Mr. WogsHairillton,. Faculty of
MediCin Univerait of Toronto,
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the Chris Inas hohdays at
of his uncle, Dr. H. IL Ross.
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Old Year
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The candle of 19-31 burns low.
Its flame begins to flutter. We
realize that another year is pass-
ing out. A review of it impress-
es us with a strong feeling of in-
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debtedness to those whom we
have been permitted to serve.
With that in -mind, we desire to
extend to all customers of this
store, to those who are regular
custordeit;In fact to everybody,
our Best Wishes for Health, Hap-
piness• and Prosperity during1932.
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We take this opportun4 of thanking our
many pa-trong for the generous support
tendered us this year.- Accept' our sincere
wishthat your New Tear be. a Bright and
Prosperous one.
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We extend the season's greet-
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whose happiness is yours, a full'
measure of Success and Pros-
perity forthe Ne* Year.
W. R. SMITH
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